1. Pp. 57-66.
2. P. 23.
3. P. 39.
4. Pp. 39, 40.
5. Pp. 50-68.
6. P. 67, line 9
7. P. 359.
8. P. 54.
9. Pp. 55, 56.
10. Pp. 51-53.
11. P. 62.
12. Pp. 5 2-54.
13. Pp. 159, 160.
14. P. 24.
15. Pp. 212, 213.
16. Pp. 187, 188.
17. Pp. 118-121.
18. So called to distinguish him from Timothy the Cat.
19. This distinguished Orientalist, in the Introduction to his Cathay and the Way Thither, has given a translation of the geographical portions of the Topography. He also occasionally cites the work in his celebrated edition of Marco Polo.
20. This writer, in his work The Dawn of Modern Geography, published this year,----a work remarkable for learning and research, and its happy combination of accuracy of detail with breadth of view, makes frequent reference to the Topography, and even devotes an entire chapter to a searching analysis and criticism of its several books.
21. Author of The Syrian Church in India, a well-written, scholarly work (published in recent years), in which he comes to the conclusion that there is no evidence of the planting of a Christian Church in Southern India before the beginning of the sixth century, or less than half a century before Cosmas wrote.
22. Pp. 42-4, 299, and passim.
23. See p. 29.
24. See pp. 251-2.
25. See pp. 40-43 and 322-4.